Vincenzo Palazzo (vincenzopalazzo) (Dec 04 2022 at 22:02): Vincenzo Palazzo (vincenzopalazzo) (Dec 04 2022 at 22:02):There is any docs where I can read on how to spleet a code in mutliple file?
Luke Boswell (Dec 04 2022 at 22:12):I'm not sure about docs, but you can split code into different modules and then just import them. I use this in my AoC where I have a Parser.roc which I import. For putting things in folders e.g. Internal, you then import them with imports [ Internal.Parser.{ Parser } ] for example.
Vincenzo Palazzo (vincenzopalazzo) (Dec 04 2022 at 22:20):Luke Boswell said:
I'm not sure about docs, but you can split code into different modules and then just import them. I use this in my AoC where I have a Parser.roc which I import. For putting things in folders e.g. Internal, you then import them with
imports [ Internal.Parser.{ Parser } ]for example.
mh! so if I had a file called cli and inside the file there is an export function caller parse, the import is like imports [cli.{parse}]
Vincenzo Palazzo (vincenzopalazzo) (Dec 04 2022 at 22:20):?
Vincenzo Palazzo (vincenzopalazzo) (Dec 04 2022 at 22:35):or the name of the module that I need to import need to start with an upper letter?
Brendan Hansknecht (Dec 04 2022 at 23:00):I think uppercase might be required
Shritesh Bhattarai (Dec 08 2022 at 23:11):Is there a way to do the opposite? Have essentially a submodule / namespace in the same file? I wanted to build a "Grid" module with specific types and functions defined within the same "08.roc" file.
Brendan Hansknecht (Dec 08 2022 at 23:44):I don't think that is possible currently
Brendan Hansknecht (Dec 08 2022 at 23:44):The closest you could get would be a struct with a bunch of lambdas in it.
Brendan Hansknecht (Dec 08 2022 at 23:45):That would kinda be "namespacing", but definitely not the same
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